Prince Albert’s real estate market saw a modest but steady week of sales from March 23 to March 29, 2026. Based on MLS® sold data from the uploaded spreadsheet, a total of 6 residential properties sold during the week, and every one of those sales was a detached home.
The average sale price across all sold properties came in at $200,167, which also matched the average price of detached homes sold since detached properties made up the full sales mix for the week. Homes sold in an average of 20 days on market, showing that well-priced listings in Prince Albert are still finding buyers in a relatively reasonable timeframe.
From a pricing perspective, the market remained fairly balanced. No properties sold above list price this week. The overall list-to-sold price ratio was 93.1%, which suggests there was still room for negotiation in many transactions. Sellers looking to enter the market should pay close attention to pricing strategy, while buyers may see opportunity in homes that have been sitting for a few weeks.
The most expensive sale of the week closed at $322,500, while the least expensive sale came in at $38,000. That wide spread highlights the range of housing opportunities available in Prince Albert, from entry-level properties to more established detached homes in stronger price brackets.
When it came to property features, 2 sold homes had garage parking. There were no homes sold with basement suites, either regulation or non-regulation. There was also no new home construction sold this week, with zero properties built in 2025 or 2026.
Because all sales this week were detached homes, there were no non-detached properties sold that allowed pets, making that category not applicable for this reporting period.
Neighbourhood activity was spread evenly across the city this week. The top neighbourhoods for sales were East Flat, East Hill, Midtown, Southwood, West Flat, and West Hill PA, each with 1 sale. Rather than one neighbourhood dominating activity, Prince Albert saw sales distributed across several different areas.
Overall, this week’s Prince Albert market reflects a smaller volume period, but one that still offers useful insight into local pricing, buyer behaviour, and neighbourhood-level activity. Detached homes continue to dominate the market, and sellers should be realistic with pricing based on the list-to-sold ratio. Buyers, meanwhile, may continue to find opportunities in a market where bidding wars were not a factor this week.
All statistics and market data referenced in this report are based on MLS® information available as of the date and time of publication, using Saskatchewan (CST) time. Data is subject to change and may be revised as listings are updated, corrected, or reported. This information is provided for general market insight only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional real estate advice
FAQs
How many homes sold in Prince Albert from March 23 to March 29, 2026?
Six residential properties sold in Prince Albert during the week of March 23 to March 29, 2026. Every sale was a detached home, so there were no non-detached properties in the weekly sales mix.
What was the average sale price and days on market for Prince Albert homes sold that week?
The average sale price was $200,167, and homes sold in an average of 20 days on market. This suggests that well-priced detached homes were still attracting buyers within a reasonable timeframe.
Were Prince Albert homes selling above asking price in the week of March 23 to March 29, 2026?
No properties sold above list price during that week. The overall list-to-sold price ratio was 93.1%, indicating that buyers generally had room to negotiate and sellers needed to price carefully.
What did the March 2026 Prince Albert sales data mean for buyers and sellers?
Buyers may have found negotiating opportunities, particularly with homes that had been on the market for several weeks. Sellers needed a realistic pricing strategy, since there were no bidding wars and the average sale price was below the original list prices.
Which Prince Albert neighbourhoods had the most real estate sales that week?
Sales were spread evenly across East Flat, East Hill, Midtown, Southwood, West Flat, and West Hill PA. Each neighbourhood recorded one sale, so no single area dominated Prince Albert's market activity during the week.
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